The Lake Urmia
Description
The Lake Urmia is one of the largest saltwater lakes in the Middle East and a major natural landmark in northwestern Iran. Located between the provinces of East Azerbaijan and West Azerbaijan, near the city of Urmia, the lake has long been known for its unique ecology, striking red-pink seasonal colors, and historical importance.
Historical Background
Lake Urmia has existed for thousands of years and has been referenced in ancient Persian, Greek, and Assyrian records. Historically, it played a vital role in regional trade, transportation, and settlement patterns. Many civilizations developed around its shores, benefiting from fertile lands and access to natural resources.
The Lake Urmia is one of the largest saltwater lakes in the Middle East and a major natural landmark in northwestern Iran. Located between the provinces of East Azerbaijan and West Azerbaijan, near the city of Urmia, the lake has long been known for its unique ecology, striking red-pink seasonal colors, and historical importance.
Historical Background
Lake Urmia has existed for thousands of years and has been referenced in ancient Persian, Greek, and Assyrian records. Historically, it played a vital role in regional trade, transportation, and settlement patterns. Many civilizations developed around its shores, benefiting from fertile lands and access to natural resources.
Features
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City: Urmia
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State/county: West Azerbaijan
The Lake Urmia
The Lake Urmia
The Lake Urmia
The Lake Urmia
The Lake Urmia